List of largest Orthodox cathedrals

This is a list of the largest Orthodox cathedrals in the world, based on area and capacity. Any Orthodox Cathedral that has a capacity of 5,000 people, can be added to this page. The cathedrals are listed in alphebetical order according to country. The Cathedrals are from any Eastern Orthodox Church in communion with the Ecumenical Patriarch in Constantinople (Istanbul). Coptic Orthodox Cathedrals may also be included on this page.

Name	Images	Capacity (worshipers)	Area	City	Denomination	Country	Year Built
Alexander Nevsky Cathedral		70037000000000000007,000	70032600000000000002,600 m² (28,000 sq ft)	Sofia	Bulgarian Orthodox	Bulgaria	1912
Alexander Nevsky Cathedral		70035000000000000005,000	70033170000000000003,170 m² (34,125 sq ft)	Tallinn	Russian Orthodox	Estonia	1900
Saint Mark's Coptic Orthodox Cathedral		70035000000000000005,000	Unknown	Cairo	Coptic Orthodox	Egypt	1968
Holy Trinity Cathedral of Tbilisi		700415000000000000015,000	70035000000000000005,000 m² (53,825 sq ft)	Tbilisi	Georgian Orthodox	Georgia	2004
Poti Cathedral		700420000000000000020,000	Unknown	Poti	Georgian Orthodox	Georgia	1906
Saint Andrew Greek Orthodox Cathedral		70035500000000000005,500	Unknown	Patras	Greek Orthodox	Greece	1974
Agios Minas Cathedral		70038000000000000008,000	Unknown	Heraklion	Greek Orthodox	Greece	1895
Church of Saint Panteleimon		700410000000000000010,000	Unknown	Athens	Greek Orthodox	Greece	1930
Church of the Holy Sepulchre		700410000000000000010,000	Unknown	Jerusalem	Greek Orthodox	Israel	326
Saints Boris and Gleb Cathedral		70035000000000000005,000	Unknown	Daugavpils	Russian Orthodox	Latvia	1905
Timișoara Orthodox Cathedral		70035000000000000005,000	Unknown	Timişoara	Romanian Orthodox	Romania	1940
Cathedral of Christ the Saviour		700410000000000000010,000	70035240000000000005,240 m² (57,200 sq ft)	Moscow	Russian Orthodox	Russia	1883, demolished 1931, rebuilt 2000
Kazan Cathedral, St. Petersburg		70036000000000000006,000	Unknown	Saint Petersburg	Russian Orthodox	Russia	1811
Naval Cathedral in Kronstadt		70036000000000000006,000	70035325000000000005,325 m² (57,323 sq ft)	Kronstadt	Russian Orthodox	Russia	1913
Church of the Natavity of Christ		70035000000000000005,000	Unknown	Kyshtym	Russian Orthodox	Russia	1857
Novocherkassk Cathedral		70035000000000000005,000	Unknown	Novocherkassk	Russian Orthodox	Russia	1904
Saint Isaac's Cathedral		700414000000000000014,000	70033125820000000003,125.82 m² (33.281, sq ft)	Saint Petersburg	Russian Orthodox	Russia	1858
St. Nicholas Naval Cathedral		70035000000000000005,000	Unknown	Saint Petersburg	Russian Orthodox	Russia	1753
Sophia Cathedral		70035000000000000005,000	Unknown	Saint Petersburg	Russian Orthodox	Russia	1788
Transfiguration Cathedral of Ugresha Monastery		70037000000000000007,000	Unknown	Dzerzhinsky, Moscow Oblast	Russian Orthodox	Russia	1521
Cathedral of Saint Sava		700410800000000000010,800	70038162000000000008,162	Belgrade	Serbian Orthodox	Serbia	1989
St. Michael's Cathedral (Cherkasy)		700412000000000000012,000	Unknown	Cherkasy	Ukrainian Orthodox	Ukraine	2000
Odessa Cathedral		700410000000000000010,000	Unknown	Odessa	Ukrainian Orthodox	Ukraine	1837, rebuilt 2003
Uzhhorod Orthodox Cathedral		70035000000000000005,000	Unknown	Uzhhorod	Ukrainian Orthodox	Ukraine	1990

See also

• List of tallest Orthodox churches